There is a very neat ES-125TDC at guncotton guitars, but I'm not ready to spend such money for ES-125T.
GIBSON ES 125 TUNERS CRACK
I saw one ES-125T at fretsguitar, but that crack on the neck and bended tuners scare me. The narrow neck width in mine ES-125T 3/4 68 is the only thing why I decided to sell it, just doesn't fit meĪnd as I'm not a happy owner of ES-125, I'd prefer to get a double-pickup thinline version to keep it a bit different Neck was reset in the past and a few of the dot inlays are missing. I'm fine with small issues (some not major dents, scratches) or non-essential upgrades like tuners etc., but would like a good looking guitar without major repairments, huge cracks or visible drilled holes. Gibson ES-125 Thinline Electric Archtop Guitar. With its clear P-90 pickup and fast 24 1/2' scale, the ES-125 offered true Gibson quality and playability at an affordable price. I'm just not sure that it's easy to find ES-225TD nowadays and for a reasonable price. Notes: Introduced in 1938 as the ES-100, the ES-125 was renamed in 1941, and remained in continuous production for over 30 years. This model was Gibson’s work-horse electric and it’s not overly adorned with inlays and the like which matches. The ES-125 has an adjustable intonate bridge and trapeze tailpiece. This spectacular guitar is very rare because of the black finish. I know that they are from a quite different price range (if put it gently ), but I'd love to buy a good enough ES-225TD for a decent price. We present an original 1952 Gibson ES-125 in its original rare Black finish. So I'm starting seeking for a full-size ES-125TD / ES-125TDC or ES-225TD. Les Paul Models SG Models ES Models Basses Designer Models Gibson Custom Shop. The ES-125 was updated again in 1950 with an adjustable P-90 pickup and dot inlays.
Upon its reintroduction in 1946, the ES-125 changed in a number of ways including a wider body, a new P-90 pickup, and trapezoid inlays.
My research showed that Gibson made up a few ES125 George Thorogood guitars in white finish all. Anyway I decided that if I was going to be playing it the tuners should work ea. All Hardware Pickups & Electronics Bridges Covers Knobs Mounting Pickguards Strap Buttons Tailpieces Tuning. Summary: The ES-125 evolved out of the ES-100 in 1941 and was produced until 1943. Im not in love with the tuners but they do work good. Tuning the guitar was tuff because the tuners turned hard. One had a bent shaft and all of the plastic buttons felt like they were ready to crumble. My lovely ES-125T 3/4 has found a new home, where I'm sure it'll bring a lot of joy and will fit the buyer better than me. The Tuning Machines on my 1953 ES125 were not working all that well. Single Line, Double Ring, Nickel with pearl colored plastic buttons.
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